Financial and Pricing ReferencesIt gathers essential data from TradingView, processes and filters it, and presents it in a structured format on the screen. Additionally, it highlights Pivot, Support, and Resistance levels.
Using the Graham Number, Dividend Ratio, and market analyst data, it calculates the fair value and displays the maximum price to pay directly on the chart.
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Fisher Indicator with Buy/Sell Signals by@ kawalskyfisher indiktorü long short indikatörüdür.
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ICT Killzones [Tsx Trader]Indicador de killzones onde voce pode analisar as aberturas de bolças dos maiores mercados
Candlestick Bible: Dynamic Price Follower Strategy Overview:
This trading strategy, named "Candlestick Bible: Dynamic Price Follower (Corrected)", is designed to trade based on candlestick patterns, the market trend, and price action dynamics. It generates long (buy) and short (sell) signals using a combination of:
Candlestick pattern recognition
Exponential moving averages (EMA)
Price movement analysis (ATR)
The strategy does not include any position management logic (like trailing stops or exit rules). It simply enters trades based on specific conditions, and you would need to manually manage exits or apply additional rules for that.
Detailed Breakdown of Each Section:
1. Pattern Detection:
This part of the strategy identifies specific candlestick patterns:
Pin Bar Detection: A "Pin Bar" is a candlestick with a long shadow (upper or lower) and a small body. The strategy looks for Bullish Pin Bars (when the lower shadow is at least twice the body size) and Bearish Pin Bars (when the upper shadow is at least twice the body size).
Engulfing Pattern: The strategy detects Bullish Engulfing (when the current candlestick fully engulfs the previous bearish candlestick) and Bearish Engulfing (when the current candlestick fully engulfs the previous bullish candlestick).
These patterns are used to trigger entry conditions in the strategy.
2. Dynamic Trend System:
Exponential Moving Averages (EMAs): The strategy uses two EMAs to determine the current market trend:
Fast EMA (8-period): A quicker-moving average, more responsive to recent price changes.
Slow EMA (21-period): A slower-moving average that smooths out price action.
The strategy compares the fast EMA to the slow EMA:
If the fast EMA is above the slow EMA, the market is considered bullish.
If the fast EMA is below the slow EMA, the market is considered bearish.
This trend direction is important for confirming whether a long (buy) or short (sell) signal is valid.
3. Price Movement System:
Average True Range (ATR): The strategy uses ATR (14-period) to gauge the market's volatility.
Trail Offset: Although the exit logic for trailing stops has been removed, the ATR value is used to calculate the distance for potential trailing stops (for future strategies that might include exit rules).
4. Strategy Rules:
Long (Buy) Condition:
The strategy will enter a long position if either a Bullish Pin Bar or a Bullish Engulfing pattern is detected, and the market is in a bullish trend (i.e., the fast EMA is above the slow EMA).
The closing price should also be above the slow EMA to confirm the strength of the bullish trend.
Short (Sell) Condition:
The strategy will enter a short position if either a Bearish Pin Bar or a Bearish Engulfing pattern is detected, and the market is in a bearish trend (i.e., the fast EMA is below the slow EMA).
The closing price should be below the slow EMA to confirm the strength of the bearish trend.
5. Strategy Entries:
The strategy will enter long positions when the long condition is met (i.e., a bullish candlestick pattern forms and the market is bullish).
The strategy will enter short positions when the short condition is met (i.e., a bearish candlestick pattern forms and the market is bearish).
No exit rules are implemented. Therefore, trades are entered but not automatically exited.
6. Visual Feedback:
EMA Lines: The strategy plots the Fast EMA (blue) and Slow EMA (red) on the chart to visually represent the market’s trend.
Entry Signals: The strategy uses plotshape to visually mark entry points:
Green triangle (below the bar) indicates a long (buy) signal.
Red triangle (above the bar) indicates a short (sell) signal.
Summary of the Strategy's Actions:
The strategy checks for Bullish or Bearish Pin Bars or Bullish or Bearish Engulfing patterns.
It filters these signals by checking the market trend (using the Fast and Slow EMAs).
It enters trades when both the candlestick pattern and market trend align:
Long trade: If there is a Bullish pattern and the market is in a bullish trend.
Short trade: If there is a Bearish pattern and the market is in a bearish trend.
The strategy will not exit positions automatically (you would need to manually manage exits, or implement additional exit rules).
What’s Missing:
Position Management: No trailing stop or stop-loss logic is included in this version of the strategy. Once a position is opened, it will remain open until manually closed or additional exit conditions are added.
ELISAThe indicator uses Bollinger Bands with various moving average types. The strategy rules are to go long when the price closes above the upper band and close the long when it closes below the lower band. So, the entry and exit conditions are based on the close relative to the bands.
Volume, Neckline, Min/Max Bars, Risk/Reward (No Negative Index)Script 2: “Volume, Neckline, Min/Max Bars, and Risk/Reward Demo”
Purpose: Provide a single script that deals with Volume Divergence detection, a Neckline line, a Min/Max bar concept, and an example of Risk/Reward lines.
How It’s Organized:
Each feature has a separate boolean toggle (showVolumeDiv, showNeckline, etc.).
Each feature has its own input parameters (volLookback, neckLookback, lsMin/lsMax, riskReward).
The script is purely an indicator: no actual trades, just lines and shapes for demonstration.
Multi-SMA (10 21 50 200 300)Displays 10, 21, 50, 200, and 300-period Simple Moving Averages on the chart.
Step Gap Earnings IndicatorThis step gap indicator shows gaps between the close of the previous day and open of the follwing day
Estrategia NASDAQ Futuros - EMA + RSI + Bollinger//@version=5
strategy("Estrategia NASDAQ Futuros - EMA + RSI + Bollinger", overlay=true, default_qty_type=strategy.percent_of_equity, default_qty_value=10)
// Parámetros de la EMA
ema_rapida = ta.ema(close, 9)
ema_lenta = ta.ema(close, 21)
// Parámetros del RSI
rsi_length = 14
rsi_sobrecompra = 70
rsi_sobreventa = 30
rsi = ta.rsi(close, rsi_length)
// Parámetros de las Bandas de Bollinger
bb_length = 20
bb_desviacion = 2
= ta.bb(close, bb_length, bb_desviacion)
// Condiciones de Entrada
condicion_compra = ta.crossover(ema_rapida, ema_lenta) and rsi < rsi_sobreventa and close < bb_inferior
condicion_venta = ta.crossunder(ema_rapida, ema_lenta) and rsi > rsi_sobrecompra and close > bb_superior
// Ejecución de las Órdenes
if (condicion_compra)
strategy.entry("Compra", strategy.long)
if (condicion_venta)
strategy.entry("Venta", strategy.short)
// Gestión del Riesgo
stop_loss = 50 // Ajusta según el valor del futuro del NASDAQ
take_profit = 100
strategy.exit("Cerrar Compra", "Compra", stop=strategy.position_avg_price * (1 - stop_loss/10000), limit=strategy.position_avg_price * (1 + take_profit/10000))
strategy.exit("Cerrar Venta", "Venta", stop=strategy.position_avg_price * (1 + stop_loss/10000), limit=strategy.position_avg_price * (1 - take_profit/10000))
// Visualización en el Gráfico
plot(ema_rapida, color=color.blue, title="EMA Rápida (9)")
plot(ema_lenta, color=color.red, title="EMA Lenta (21)")
plot(bb_superior, color=color.green, title="Banda Superior")
plot(bb_inferior, color=color.red, title="Banda Inferior")
hline(rsi_sobrecompra, "Sobrecompra", color=color.red)
hline(rsi_sobreventa, "Sobreventa", color=color.green)
Wyckoff Advanced StrategyInterpreta las señales en el gráfico:
Zonas de acumulación/distribución:
Zonas de acumulación: Se resaltan en un color verde suave (transparente) cuando el precio está por encima del rango medio y el volumen es alto.
Zonas de distribución: Se resaltan en un color rojo suave cuando el precio está por debajo del rango medio y el volumen es alto.
Eventos clave (Wyckoff):
Selling Climax (SC): Un triángulo verde marca un punto donde el precio alcanza un mínimo significativo con un volumen alto.
Automatic Rally (AR): Un triángulo rojo indica un pico tras un rally automático.
Spring y Upthrust: Círculos verdes y rojos que identifican posibles reversiones clave.
Sign of Strength (SOS) y Sign of Weakness (SOW): Señales de fortaleza o debilidad representadas como etiquetas azules (SOS) y púrpuras (SOW).
Líneas de soporte/resistencia:
Líneas horizontales rojas (resistencia) y verdes (soporte) indican los extremos del rango de precio detectado.
Análisis de volumen (opcional):
Las barras con volumen alto se resaltan en azul y las de volumen bajo en amarillo, si habilitas esta opción.
Ajusta la configuración según tu análisis:
El indicador tiene opciones para personalizar los colores y mostrar análisis de volumen. Puedes activarlas/desactivarlas según tu preferencia en los parámetros del indicador.
Cómo interpretar los eventos principales:
Fases Wyckoff:
Usa las zonas resaltadas (verde y rojo) para identificar si estás en acumulación o distribución.
Busca eventos clave (SC, AR, Spring, Upthrust, etc.) que marquen cambios importantes en el mercado.
Tendencia futura:
Si detectas un Sign of Strength (SOS), es posible que el precio entre en una tendencia alcista.
Si aparece un Sign of Weakness (SOW), es más probable que el precio entre en una tendencia bajista.
Soportes y resistencias:
Las líneas horizontales te ayudan a identificar niveles críticos donde el precio podría rebotar o romper.
Volumen y momentum:
Analiza el volumen para validar rupturas, springs o upthrusts. Un volumen alto suele confirmar la fuerza de un movimiento.
Sugerencias para mejorar tu análisis:
Temporalidad: Prueba diferentes marcos temporales (1H, 4H, diario) para detectar patrones Wyckoff en distintos niveles.
Activos: Úsalo en activos líquidos como índices, criptomonedas, acciones o divisas.
Backtest: Aplica el script en datos históricos para validar cómo funciona en el activo que operas.
Support/Resistance, FVG & Liquidity Grabmy latest code, this is all about the fvg and liquidity grab and also shows us the strong support and resistance
rich's golden crossHow It Works:
Rich's Golden Cross plots clear "BUY" signals on your chart when all conditions align, giving you a strategic edge in the markets. Whether you're a swing trader or a long-term investor, this indicator helps you stay ahead of the curve by filtering out noise and focusing on high-quality setups.
Why Choose Rich's Golden Cross?
Multi-Timeframe Analysis: Combines short-term and long-term trends for better accuracy.
Easy-to-Read Signals: Clear buy alerts directly on your chart.
Customizable: Adjust parameters to suit your trading style.
Take your trading to the next level with Rich's Golden Cross—your ultimate tool for spotting golden opportunities in the market.
JM204r System
### 3. **Fibonacci in the Context of Trading**
Fibonacci retracements and extensions are used to identify potential support and resistance levels:
- **Retracement Levels**: Common levels are 23.6%, 38.2%, 50%, 61.8%, and 78.6%.
- **Extension Levels**: Used for targets or breakouts, such as 127.2%, 161.8%, and beyond.
- Traders use these levels alongside CHOCH to confirm price action at key zones.
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### 4. **with Fibonacci & CHOCH Filter**
**Key Features of the JOYBB_v4Fo Implementation:**
1. - Measure volatility using standard deviation and a moving average.
- Upper, Middle, and Lower Bands are dynamic support/resistance zones.
2. **Fibonacci Filter:**
- Overlay Fibonacci retracement levels on price movements.
- Check confluence between Fibonacci levels and Bollinger Bands.
3. **CHOCH Confirmation:**
- Identify CHOCH zones (key breakouts or breakdowns of structural highs and lows).
- Apply this as a secondary filter for trend confirmation or reversal.
4. **Logic Workflow:**
- Check if the price reacts at a key Fibonacci level (e.g., 61.8%).
- Confirm reversal or continuation via CHOCH (e.g., breaking prior highs/lows).
- Output signal: Enter a trade or avoid false signals by requiring confluence.
5. **Customization:**
- Inputs: Fibonacci levels, CHOCH thresholds.
- Output: Signals on charts (e.g., arrows, zones), buy/sell alerts.
The JM204r trading system identifies trend reversals by detecting breaks in market structure highs/lows. It combines price action with key tools like Fibonacci levels and Bollinger Bands for precise entries/exits.
MR-AI-US30 Short-Term RSI StrategyStrategy is based on AI for short term trading less than 4 hours
it is designed for US30
No signals during news (1 hour before and 1 hour after news)
RSI + MACD Combined by Majidbest of all i have combined the most traded indicators in one for you to ease the trading
Ebuka Moving Average Crossover Strategy with Volume FilterThe provided Pine Script defines a trading strategy that can generate buy and sell signals on TradingView charts. If you'd like to automate the strategy to trade on Binance while you sleep, follow these steps:
Buy Signal with FVG Confirmation (1h,15m,5m)Key Changes:
FVG Conditions Added to buySignal:
The buy signal now requires FVGs on all three timeframes (1h, 15m, 5m) in addition to your original criteria.
buySignal = ... and fvg1h and fvg15m and fvg5m
Simplified FVG Detection:
The detectFVG function now only returns the fvgBullish boolean (no need to return price levels).
How to Use:
Apply to 1-Hour Chart:
The script works best on a 1-hour chart since it combines daily, hourly, and lower timeframe (15m/5m) logic.
Interpret Signals:
A green triangle appears below the price bar when all conditions align, including FVGs on 1h, 15m, and 5m.
Use the shaded FVG zones (teal, orange, purple) to visually confirm gaps.
Set Alerts:
Create an alert in TradingView to notify you when the buySignal triggers.
Important Notes:
Multi-Timeframe Limitations:
Lower timeframe FVGs (15m/5m) are fetched using request.security, which may cause slight repainting on the 1-hour chart.
FVGs are evaluated based on the most recent completed bar in their respective timeframes.
Strategy Strictness:
Requiring FVGs on three timeframes makes the signal very selective. Adjust the logic (e.g., fvg1h or fvg15m) if you prefer fewer restrictions
Swing Breakout Strategy by SharadTrades on Swing Breakouts, It's Simple.
Keep SL and Target as per your suitability.
Indecisive Candle Buy/Sell Signals by VIKKAS VERMAUsing Hieken Ashi candle sticks @ 15 mins timeframe
